This item from the IMDb trivia says a LOT about this film : "Although this film was made in 1935, there is no evidence it was actually shown publicly until 1943, when Astor Pictures acquired the rights and put it out to take advantage of Lon Chaney Jr.'s subsequent stardom in horror roles for Universal."
That and , according to the posters, that the Title is SCREAM IN THE NIGHT and not A Scream in the Night.
Muddled as it is, it was interesting to see a young and enthusiastic Chaney not only finally credited but credited as Lon. Jr.
The two fights at the end of the film are a hoot ... all rolling around, missed punches and assorted hair pulling.
That and , according to the posters, that the Title is SCREAM IN THE NIGHT and not A Scream in the Night.
Muddled as it is, it was interesting to see a young and enthusiastic Chaney not only finally credited but credited as Lon. Jr.
The two fights at the end of the film are a hoot ... all rolling around, missed punches and assorted hair pulling.